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The Web: Silencing jihadi Web sites |
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by UPI
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04 Aug 2005
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Government thugs shutting down peace and freedom loving websites |
The online communications channel between al-Qaida's shadowy leaders and its terrorist operatives has been severely disrupted in recent weeks -- since the July 7, 2005, jihadi attacks on London -- apparently by British intelligence.
Though the Internet is a recent and universal resource, legal and military experts told UPI's The Web there is ample precedent for a government, in time of war, to attempt to deny the enemy the ability to communicate. By Gene Koprowski |
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